Identify the phrase inside the bracket whether adverb or adjective or noun phrase
1. I want (t...
Identify the phrase inside the bracket whether adverb or adjective or noun phrase
1. I want (to win the race).
2. he is sitting (in the corner).
3. this is a (very expensive) car.
4. the gun went off (with a loud noise).
5. she completed her homework (in fifteen minutes).
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